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Segmentation error aware clustering for multiplexed imaging - camlab-bioml/starling

CASP, a popular research competition that spawned three Nobel laureates is set to lose NIH funding.

In a new study, Nobel laureate David Baker and colleagues detail new methods for targeting undruggable "disordered" proteins.

We’re looking for an exceptional founding engineer to help us scale our computational biology tooling. You’ll be responsible for maintaining and expanding the core infrastructure that powers our drug discovery software. You will work directly with the founders to design, build, and scale our web interface and API products.  Interacting directly with customers is a highly important component of this job. You will build products around customer needs, taking full ownership over serving their requests.  Ideal Qualifications: Adaptability and openness to work on diverse problems (e.g. batch HPC scaling, frontend development, automated fine-tuning…) AWS DevOps (DynamoDB, EC2, S3, docker, etc.) and MLOps (CUDA, Conda, Tensorflow, PyTorch) Front-end development (React/Vercel) Familiarity with the landscape of computational biology tools is a plus. Willingness to learn is a necessity. Located in the SF Bay Area or able to relocate to the Bay Area Pluses: Structural biology and computational protein design skills: AlphaFold, RFdiffusion, Rosetta, ProteinMPNN, etc. Understanding of foundation models (e.g. LLMs and Diffusion), preferably applied to biological data Cheminformatics, including molecular dynamics, docking, and virtual screening methodologies

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Protein structure prediction contest CASP gets temporary funding from Google DeepMind as NIH grant runs out.